IND vs AUS 3rd ODI Live Cricket Score: India Spinners Pull Strings In Dominant Display, Australia Struggle For Runs

Washington Sundar provides India with the big wicket of half-centurion Matt Renshaw. Washington gets the ball to drift into the left-hander. Renshaw fails to read it as he steps down the ground and the ball strikes his bat and the umpire quickly puts his finger up.

Shreyas Iyer takes an absolute sensational catch to dismiss Alex Carey, but he injured himself in the process. AUS 183/4 in 33.4 ov.

Australia get off the mark after 49 balls! Matt Renshaw pounces on Washington Sundar's short ball, pulling it to the leg side for a boundary.

With Matt Short falling quickly, India have a real chance of choking the flow of runs for Australia. Alex Carey is the new batter in. Washington Sundar has bowled brilliantly well.

Axar Patel has varied his speed nicely against Marsh. The Australian captain never looked comfortable in front of him. In the end, he gets the big wicket. Matt Renshaw is the new batter in. 

Mohammed Siraj gets the breakthrough as the dangerous Travis Head falls for 29(25). It was important for India to get one before the powerplay. Matthew Short is the new batter in. AUS 61/1 (9.2) 

Couple of boundaries for Australian batters as the pressure has been lifted off from both the openers. There is some assistance for pacers with swing but it will not last long like it was in Adelaide or Perth.

Nitish Reddy has been ruled out of the 3rd ODI due to a left quadriceps injury and was unavailable for selection.

Australia (Playing XI): Mitchell Marsh(c), Travis Head, Matthew Short, Matt Renshaw, Alex Carey(w), Cooper Connolly, Mitchell Owen, Nathan Ellis, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood

Australia won the toss for the third consecutive time. They elect to bat first.

Australia, meanwhile, will be bolstered by the return of first-choice wicketkeeper Josh Inglis, who has recovered from a calf strain. Marnus Labuschagne has exited the squad to rejoin Queensland for the Sheffield Shield, while left-arm spinner Matthew Kuhnemann and all-rounder Jack Edwards have been added for the final ODI.

With both veterans potentially playing their final match on Australian soil, India will hope for the batting stalwarts to sign off from the ODI leg of the trip on a high. Having fielded an unchanged eleven in the first two games, India may consider changes for the Sydney clash.

With just a day's gap, there wasn't much time for India to regroup. Rohit Sharma's gritty 73 and Shreyas Iyer's calm 61 offered some resistance, but concerns remain around Virat Kohli's form, who registered consecutive ducks for the first time in his ODI career.

India will look to avoid a clean sweep defeat when they take the field for the third and final ODI against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday. With the hosts sealing the series 2-0 through a narrow two-wicket win in Adelaide, it becomes important for India to get a consolation victory.

Hello and welcome to the live cricket coverage of match number 3 of the ODI series between India and Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground.